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away by how different assamese dishes are from the usual indian fare. like southern indian cuisine, assamese cuisine is mostly rice-based and incorporates fresh vegetables and meat. but the dishes in assam also include things rarely seen in other parts of the country, including river fish, duck, and pigeon
amazing thali is made up of so many of my favorites when it comes to indian cuisine: mutton, fish, an earthy mashed potato dish called aloo pitika, and dal. it also includes chicken, a vegetable dish called khar with bits of papaya, vegetable fry, and rice. it also contains an assamese favorite: pigeon...
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such as oats and corn, cheese, cooked rice and sometimes cat food. it has been noticed by keepers that peafowl enjoy protein-rich food including larvae that infest granaries , different kinds of meat and fruit, as well as vegetables including dark leafy greens, broccoli, carrots, beans, beets, and peas
peafowl[ edit ] the peafowl is native to india , while also displaying significance in its culture. in hinduism , the indian peacock is the mount of the god of war , lord kartikeya , the warrior goddess kaumari , and is also depicted around goddess santoshi . [ ] during a war with asuras , karthikeya split...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peacock